The conversation also looks at some of White Ribbon's recent initiatives, including the Boys Don't Cry campaign, which challenges rigid gender stereotypes and encourages healthier expressions of masculinity, My Friend, Max Hate, which examines the online radicalization of boys and young men, and Algorithm Sickness, a campaign exploring how social media algorithms can amplify misogynistic and harmful content online. Together, these campaigns highlight the importance of prevention, allyship, and creating healthier communities both online and offline.

To learn more about White Ribbon and its work, visit https://www.whiteribbon.ca. The organization will also be hosting Engineering Change: Creating Safer Workplaces on October 21, 2026, a national virtual training event focused on preventing sexual harassment and gender-based violence in engineering workplaces. Registration details are available here. You can also learn more about the Boys Don't Cry campaign and Algorithm Sickness.

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